22B. Provisions regarding basic expenses for specified entity
Where a freezing order has been made in respect of a specified entity that is not listed on the 1267 List or the 1988 List, the court may, in the freezing order—
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(a) make provision for meting out of the property or specified part of the property, reasonable living expenses, including —
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(i) mortgage or rent payments,
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(ii) allowances for food, medicine and medical treatment,
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(iii) any payments due as a result of an order of the court,
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(iv) provision for—
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(A) the reasonable living expenses of dependants of the specified entity, including educational expenses; and
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(B) medicine and the medical treatment of dependants of the specified entity; and
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(v) provision for taxes, insurance premiums and public utilities;
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(b) make provision for reasonable legal expenses, including expenses incurred in defending a criminal charge or any proceedings connected to that criminal charge and any proceedings under this Act;
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(c) make provision for expenses necessary to enable a person to carry on a trade, business, profession or occupation;
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(d) make provision for fees or service charges for routine holding or maintenance of frozen funds or other financial assets or economic resources; and
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(e) make the specified entity subject to any other condition that the court considers reasonable.
(Inserted by Act 28 of 2019)